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Having trouble getting rid of ONE website in my address bar.
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I've gone to Internet Options and cleared my history, but whenever I type the first letter of the website, it keeps showing up. I went to Autocomplete to delete forms and it's still showing up. I don't know why that pesky website keeps showing up when I type the first letter. It's not even in my Favorites so it shouldn't do that. What's going on and how do I fix it?
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